Sentences with phrase «voters of any affiliation»

In an open primary, voters of any affiliation may vote in the primary of any party.

Not exact matches

Political affiliation emerges as another key driver of opinion, with past Conservative Party of Canada voters overwhelmingly taking Alberta's side.

«There are few differences by religious affiliation in terms of voters» issue priorities,» reads the report.

To the extent that Democrats soft - pedal their support of abortion to working - class voters, Democratic party affiliation may not shift public sentiment on abortion as much as Beauchamp suggests.

All presidents have to show some type of religious affiliation to gain the trust of American voters.

In the past several elections, especially in Ohio, Republicans have won the ground game, building a vast and constantly growing network of potential voters identified less by their formal party affiliation than their church membership or magazine subscriptions.

The patented technology provides the ability to use publicly available voter registration records and political demographic data such as party affiliation, voting history and political geography to target and place advertising and messaging across millions of websites, mobile apps and multiple digital devices including addressable TVs.

But the actual benefits of such fine - grained targeting seem to fall off pretty quickly — most electoral campaigns are happy enough with voter addresses and past political affiliation, with a bonus for lists of union members, past political donors, volunteers for past political campaigns, etc..

New York election law does not allow voters to change their party affiliation and vote as a member of a new party in the same year.

Kavanagh also has proposals to address the long lead time required for voters who are enrolled as a member of one party but want to change their party affiliation to vote in a different primary.

The Democrats» short - lived stint in power was chaotic and dysfunctional, and the death of the marriage vote caused advocates to change their tactics, focusing on ousting «no» voters regardless of their party affiliation rather than putting all their hopes in one conference or the other.

With some effort, though, you should be able to get your hands on this really valuable data, which will tell you the party affiliation of each voter and should give you a sense of their voting history over the last few years.

Brown makes good use of up - to - date political science research to dispel myths which «strong» leaders often believe of themselves; namely that they have a determining effect on election outcomes and a voter's party affiliation though he notes that obvious discrepancies will exist between parliamentary and presidential systems in these regards.

There's also a rush of voters trying to change party affiliations to vote for certain candidates.

Griebel said the large Republican and Democratic fields and the lack of a favorite in either party were not a factor in his decision to run as an independent, but he noted that he doesn't have to participate in the convention or primary process and can communicate directly with voters regardless of their party affiliation.

By the rules of both the Assembly and Senate, mailers can not be sent to voters based on their political party affiliation.

Campaigns use the Voter Activation Network to access voter rolls and obtain the names, addresses, ages and party affiliations of registered voters — particularly useful for get - out - the - vote ground operations like the one ABQ ran.

Ms. Berney also presented numerous other examples of petiton fraud and irregularities committed by persons acting on Milano's behalf, and affidavits of Milano's fraudulent statements to voters regarding his residence and party affiliation.

According to the state Board of Elections, there are 30,762 registered Republicans, 24,693 registered Democrats and 23,159 voters with no party affiliation registered within the 102nd District.

Of the 200 absentee ballots issued to voters in District 2, only 56 belong to registered Democrats; 26 were filed by voters with no party affiliation.

States with closed primaries include party affiliation in voter registration so that the state has an official record of what party each voter is registered as.

(Bloomberg's report notes 20 out of 25 states that require party affiliation to vote in primaries allow for changes within 30 days of Election Day; only New York requires voters to wait more than a year to vote in a party primary after changing party affiliations).

When you're actually an Independent, it means you register w / out a party affiliation — and this party just takes advantage of unaware voters.

But there will be 45 separate fields of information given to the commission by the elections board about every registered voter, including their names, date of birth, home address, voting districts, party affiliation and a list of every election they have ever voted in.

The NYC Council voted to require the Board of Elections to send voters texts and e-mails telling them when their poll sites change and reminding them of upcoming elections, and also to set up a website and mobile app to let voters check their registration and party affiliation, and change information like their address.

We urge all voters, regardless of location or party affiliation, to evaluate these scorecards before heading to the voting booth this fall.»

Unfortunately, no breakdown of the absentee voters» party affiliation is available.

There were 18,092 voters who chose no affiliation, about 24 percent of the electorate.

you see VA does not have party affiliations as part of its voter registration process.

While much smaller than the Democratic and Republican parties, third parties have active registered voters, and opening presidential primaries to allow any voter to vote in any primary regardless of party affiliation could be detrimental to these minor parties.

Republican and Conservative Party voters combined make up just 17 percent of the ward's 1,424 registered voters; 38 percent are enrolled Democrats and 36 percent list no party affiliation.

Though the number of signatures required to gain ballot access as an independent is related to the number of registered voters who are not affiliated with recognized political parties, the affiliation of those signing the petitions does not matter as long as they have not already signed a political party candidate's petition.

Whatever their political affiliation, Nassau voters should unite behind Singas, confident that she would do a good job and prevent the complete political debasement of their district attorney's office.

THE ISSUE: Voters approved the «top - two» primary (Proposition 14) in 2010, whereby the two highest vote - getters in the June primary face off in the November general election, regardless of party affiliation.

ICM asked voters how settled they were in their current voting intention to establish how far voters will drift back towards their traditional affiliations and found a narrow majority of 51 % saying they were now «very certain» that their mind was made up.

But that turnout was about on par with that of past primaries, and the reality is that regardless of party affiliation, only highly motivated partisan voters show up.

«We were able to predict voters» reported political affiliations with a relatively high degree of accuracy simply based on the way they organized a list of 50 political concepts, that is, how they grouped these concepts,» said Li.

Ninety percent of voters, regardless of party affiliation, endorse quality early childhood education with expanded access and affordability for children from low - and middle - income backgrounds, according to a 2016 national poll by the First Five Years Fund.

Depending upon your party affiliation, Election Day may serve as a reminder of democracy at work or, alternatively, as a reminder that our nation still hasn't eliminated the types of voter intimidation and other shenanigans that produced the Voting Rights Act.

Moreover, Hasen seemed to think that the issue in Ohio is a bit of a red herring, given that Ohio is the only state that requires voters to swear out an affidavit regarding party affiliation.

The idea of banning such weapons was supported by 82 percent of Democrats, 57 percent of Republicans and 68 percent of no party affiliation / independent voters.

The other 36 percent are no party affiliation / independent voters or members of minor parties.

A majority of voters in every subcategory of the Journal Poll sample — party affiliation, age, gender, education, geographic region and ethnicity — said they would support tapping the fund for early childhood programs.